Diageo plc Common Stock (DEO)

Sales rose 3% in the company's Q3 as North American consumers stockpiled before the tariffs kicked in.

Diageo plc (DEO) reports steady growth in Q3 fiscal 2025, led by strong performance in North America and Latin America. On track to meet fiscal 2025 outlook despite new tariffs.

Medium term still looks bearish as the market struggles to digest so much news and uncertainty.

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The impact would impact mainly its tequila products, which must be made in Mexico

Diageo shares are trading lower Wednesday following the company's first-half FY25 earnings report, which showed a year-over-year decline in financial results.

Diageo reported a slight 0.6% drop in net sales for H1 FY25, primarily due to unfavorable foreign exchange. The company suspended medium-term guidance, citing uncertainties, including tariffs, and committed to more frequent updates on its performance.

Diageo is selling its 80.4% stake in Guinness Ghana Breweries to Castel Group, enhancing their African partnership. While the sale moves forward, Diageo retains ownership of the Guinness brand and other products.

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BUD stock and industry peers are falling after the Surgeon General warned that alcohol consumption is linked to seven types of cancer.

Shares of major alcohol producers and distributors declined sharply following a warning issued by U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy about the increased cancer risks associated with alcohol consumption.

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Constellation Brands (NYSE: STZ) issued a mixed August quarter results lasy week, posting better than expected earnings as it continues to navigate a tough market.

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Shares of the liquor company pulled back on a weak earnings report.

Persistent issues in the U.S. and Latin America could result in a lower full-year delivery.